Complete G-NAF spine
16,970,406 authoritative geocoded address records across all 9 national source partitions provide the country-wide identity foundation.
PropData turns Australia's complete national address spine and certified state-native cadastre into one production property layer. Resolve identity from an address or coordinates, attach parcel or block geometry, preserve jurisdiction-native identifiers, and keep coverage and provenance visible — without maintaining eight different property-data stacks.

Australia's property systems are fragmented by jurisdiction. PropData keeps that source truth intact underneath one stable application layer — so a product team can work from Australian address identity to cadastral context without building a different ingestion and reconciliation stack for every state or territory.
16,970,406 authoritative geocoded address records across all 9 national source partitions provide the country-wide identity foundation.
Keep the state or territory context explicit instead of pretending one national cadastral schema exists.
QSCF, Vicmap, LIST and ACTGOV records preserve the identifiers that actually matter in their source systems.
Attach certified source geometry where that jurisdiction has been promoted without fabricating equivalent coverage elsewhere.
Resolve a WGS84 point into containing property context where the promoted Australia graph supports the relationship.
PFI/UFI, PID, volume/folio, block/section/division/district and other jurisdiction-native semantics survive normalization.
Baseline complete, expanding, partial and unavailable remain distinct so a valid identity never masquerades as universal source depth.
Applications can see where a property fact came from instead of receiving an opaque generic national record.
Jurisdiction layers are promoted only when the data and commercial-use path are defensible.
Missing or unpublished source facts remain unavailable rather than being synthesized from another jurisdiction.
Authentication, usage, rate limits and delivery sit inside the same production platform used across PropData markets.
Use the Australia graph through REST, OAuth MCP, bulk, white-label, custom endpoints or enterprise extracts.
The country model stays source-aware while the commercial contract adapts to the workflow.
National address identity is complete. Deeper cadastre is already production-certified in four jurisdictions. The rest stays explicitly gated until authoritative delivery, source revision and rights checks support promotion.

The national address spine, state-native cadastral systems, geometry models and identifiers are structurally different. PropData's value is the operating layer above that fragmentation: ingest it, reconcile it, preserve the native semantics, expose coverage honestly and give application teams one production contract.
Start with the input your product actually has. PropData resolves the country and jurisdiction context underneath the same Australia scope, while coverage and provenance tell you how deep the result can safely go.
const url = new URL(
"https://propdata-api-worker.sales-fd3.workers.dev/v1/property"
);
url.searchParams.set("country", "AU");
url.searchParams.set("address", inputAddress);
const response = await fetch(url, {
headers: {
"x-api-key": process.env.PROPDATA_API_KEY
}
});
if (!response.ok) throw new Error(`PropData ${response.status}`);
const property = await response.json();
// Read identity, jurisdiction, coverage and provenance independently.Engineering advantage should come from the customer experience you build on top of property intelligence — not from reproducing Commonwealth and state ingestion pipelines.
Self-serve Australian access plus enterprise paths for bulk, licensing, white-label, MCP and custom property-intelligence contracts.
10,000 requests / month
50,000 requests / month
250,000 requests / month
Custom volume & delivery
National address identity, certified state-native cadastre, geometry, jurisdiction semantics, coverage and provenance — maintained behind one governed property-intelligence layer.